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# green new deal Bangladesh

Posts in this archive: 6

- [Green New Deal hubs, climate strikes, and more](https://350.org/green-new-deal-hubs-climate-strikes-and-more/) — Here are some exciting news about the climate justice movement in Bangladesh. Read on and get involved!
- [Youth Climate Strikes: People over profit](https://350.org/youth-climate-strikes-people-over-profit/) — After four years of the first global climate strike, Bangladesh's youth is joining even more strongly to demand climate justice.
- [Ramadan: A Time to Reconnect with the Environment and Strengthen the Fight for Climate Justice](https://350.org/ramadan-a-time-to-reconnect-with-the-environment/) — As a young climate activist from Bangladesh, this month is a time to reflect on my relationship with the environment and strengthen my resolve to stand in solidarity with the oppressed through the lens of Islamic belief
- [China’s pledge to end overseas coal funding is a step in the right direction](https://350.org/chinas-pledge-to-end-overseas-coal-funding/) — But a clear timeline must be laid out
- [The best time to stop the Rampal coal plant is NOW!](https://350.org/the-best-time-to-stop-the-rampal-coal-plant-is-now/) — What better time to cancel the Rampal coal plant than now, when the world and Bangladesh are rethinking their reliance on coal to generate electricity. If built, the legacy of this toxic coal plant would shroud the advances the government has made on renewables.
Bangladesh can very well do without Rampal.
- [A Green New Deal for Bangladesh Must Exclude Gas](https://350.org/green-new-deal-for-bangladesh-must-exclude-gas/) — If the proposal from the Power Ministry to cancel all but five coal plants is accepted by the Prime Minister’s office, then it will herald a new direction not only in Bangladesh but in the wider region. But switching to LNG based power generation is not the right choice. Greenhouse gas emissions from the full LNG life cycle are just as devastating as coal.